MTV RapFix: What’s the Next Big Thing for Odd Future?
by Davis Huynh / News / February 24, 2011 / 1483 Views

In anticipation of their upcoming spot on MTV RapFix, Odd Future is the focus of a short trailer. Following the crew along their recent mini-tour, the group who has captured a massive amount of spotlight in recent times sees an extension of their personalities beyond the stage. An article seen here also discusses the group’s current and future position within hip-hop music. Odd Future on MTV RapFix will take place at 4 p.m. EST on Thursday, Feb. 24.

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  • Jayleezy

    Hopefully this will be the last time we see them on MTV...... SWAG

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  • renai trak

    I don't know if you know this, but they seriously want as much exposure as possible. He says that he can't wait to sell out (<---verbatim) constantly.

  • Max

    I think he would be sarcastic in saying that (selling out), think about it

  • hurHURdurr

    word

  • athousand

    anyone got a link to the video that aired?

  • http://www.facebook.com/elmoelmoelmo Andrew Liu

    I am a fucking table

  • ZeNRuDe

    what the fuck is wrong with selling out, if you own a business what do you wan to sell the fuck out, damn if your good at something never do it for free pop culture ad infitum

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  • StillFreshClothing

    I think theres a difference between selling out and getting it big. We've already heard one song from Goblin and it sounds like all of Tyler's past songs. I highly doubt he's gonna change his style for fame. Selling out is changing for the record companies, Tyler is just getting it big not selling out.